I think VF30+ for wear, but it looks to have been wiped or polished some time in the past.
It's only about 35% silver, the rest nickel and manganese. There were 120 million minted, so don't put much effort into "reshining" it. As above...
This is a very old thread that is frequently used for folks trying to distinguish if their coin is doubled and what kind of doubling is it. For...
I'd say VF-20+ ... too much detail left for an F.
I agree with the mechanical/machine doubling. Not worth getting cert'd. Just put it in your collection as an oddity. You'll spent 10X what the...
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Wow! Great info. Tks
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I have/had the same problem and sent emails to the contact info. I've been a member for 23 years.
Just saw this on CNN, but I'm sure there are stories somewhere about the fight that ensued with dumping the U.S. penny....
From Abe's head, it looks like there might have been a hole drilled. And, with the solder on the Rev, maybe filled.
Yep, coca cola bath
I don't know about Canada, but coal and gold mines in the US had a necklace with a coin, or just blank round with a number stamped into it. Each...
For the Canadian, here's a site with forums. They also have a pricing sheets from auctions and guides in the site itself, not the forum part....
Yes, I agree about it being soldered before and then someone tried to remove it harshly
Is the small piece of the left stalk raised or recessed?
Yep, paddy is right .... collar clash
It sure was nice of them to just get enough to ID in the 5 % of the coin that's there... careful die placement.
14K would be 14/24 or 7/12's or .5833 pure
Since the lines run over and through the design, I don't think that it could be the surface of the planchet. The die would have obliterated...
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